Do you have a good hand writting ?
By ivan2000bd
@ivan2000bd (1009)
Sweden
August 5, 2009 10:52pm CST
Once upon a time i used to write very good. it looked liked coputer typed formet. in my exams i used to write all the pages in similar ways. the line of the each sentences were similar. every body praise for my hand writing. specially my teachers. but after passing my high school when the writing practise was literally stoped then the quality of the hand writing turned bad.now a days i couldnt help to write like before. friends, do you hae the same problem ?
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6 responses
@zoey7879 (3092)
• Quincy, Illinois
6 Aug 09
How neat my handwriting appears on paper depends upon a great deal of things.... How well do I feel physically and emotionally; as well as any possible or lack of time constraints. If I'm tired it tends to be sloppy and I can't stay between the lines. If I'm awake, feeling well and contemplative, its very neat. When I sign my signature, I'm very exact and yet sloppy because of it having once been forged.
@sybil02 (185)
• Philippines
6 Aug 09
I agree with you, It really depends whether on your on good mood or not. If your conscious about how you write then you tend to write eligibly. If you are wanting to impress someone you keep writing very readily and clearly. I think it also depends on the personality of the person. If you are lazy same thing with your handwriting it looks "chicken handwriting". happy mylotting.
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@ladybugmagic (3978)
• United States
6 Aug 09
My handwriting depends on my mood and which draft I am writing. It it is just in shorthand, where I am still adapting my notes, I tend to scribble. If it is a copy that I intend to use for quality, I make sure my handwriting is clear, legible, and pleasurable to look at.
Some people write very pretty, but some of the loops get overboard, and they are better for invitations or place settings or art or something, but for a long piece, it is not easy to look at.
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@ladybugmagic (3978)
• United States
6 Aug 09
Oh, and on another note, I have been tempted to take samples of my coworker's writing to a hand writing analyst.
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@mipen2006 (5528)
• Australia
6 Aug 09
I believe it's partly due to no practise at school, and that we have a lot more writing to do in such a short. We write faster, but not as neat. Most of us would have the same experience, Ivan. Good post.
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@myliezl0903 (2726)
• Philippines
6 Aug 09
depends upon my mood ., sometimes when i feel like writing then i make it a point that everything is good and smooth ., but sometimes if i feel like rushing ., my handwriting make it so bad ., and sometimes no one can understand it except me .,
@ivan2000bd (1009)
• Sweden
6 Aug 09
i think you have a nice point. we should think about it.
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@tuyakiki (3016)
• India
6 Aug 09
It's not a problem if one has bad handwriting. We must have the capacity to write things in neat manner.And which I think is the most important. Everyone's handwriting can't be good but by keeping gaps within the words and keeping the sheets clean your handwriting will look good. If you are above 15 then I think it's impossible for one to change their handwriting because after this age everyone has a fixed way off their writing.
I don't have a good handwriting,but I try to write things in a good manner.Apart from it,I had noticed that I do copy the handwriting of a person sitting next to me unconsciously.My writing pattern get inspired from others,and hence it changes from time to time.
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